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Natane Boudreau was born in New York City on May 5, 1976.^[1] She was a 90’s iconic supermodel.^[2]She grew up in Manhattan’s Upper West Side and attended the progressive Bank Street School of education.^[3] She is CEO and Founder at Studio Boudreau she is a Brand Strategist and Creative Consultant whose work lives at the intersection of radical self-expression and heart based, elevated messaging.^[4] The supermodel, actor, and producer left her West Village apartment for a full time life in Woodstock. From her earliest fashion campaigns to walking alongside Kate Moss, she’s lived the front row of fashion. Now she’s living in a 1925 renovated stone house, and teaching The Mastery of Self Expression through her workshops.^[5]

Her career in fashion began at a young age. By age 3, she was featured in  Calvin Klein photographed by  Bruce Weber ads playing Andie MacDowel daughter.^[6] At 5, she appeared on the cover of Vogue Bambini photographed by  Bruce Weber, ^[7]and by 7, she had a small role in Woody Allen’s Radio Days ^[8]and Ben Stiller’s ZOOLANDER^[9] She worked with Italian fashion designer Donatella Versace alongside other models at the 'Diamonds Are Forever' fashion show organized by De Beers and Versace at Syon House, West London.^[10]

Natane pursued formal training in theater, attending the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA) in London.^[11] With her mother, the legendary creative director Nian Fish, Natane is also a partner in N+N Films, creating films for the designers and other fashion luminaries.^[12]

In addition, she graced the pages of Vogue, Harper's Bazaar and W Magazine as well as appearing in Dolce and Gabbana, The Gap and Clinique ads all shot by Steven Meisel, a Shiseido Ad by Richard Avedon and a Levi's ad by Albert Watson.^[13] She came out in New York Times best seller book, Pamela Hanson, The 90s.^[14]

As a model, Natane was filmed as herself in the highly acclaimed fashion documentary, Unzipped, directed by Douglas Keeve.^[15]

With Natane's passion for theater, she created Beyond the Box, a charity that sponsored drama classes for underprivileged NYC youth, culminating with a master class taught by Gabriel Byrne, two of these students were accepted to NYC's High School of Performing Arts.^[16]

In a roundtable discussion she alongside Nina Agdal discussed how they are empowering models to protect themselves in today’s climate and how to use their voices to speak up if they’re faced with harassment or other misconduct by photographers or stylists, or anyone working on the set or runway show.^[17]

She is a longtime practitioner of Transcendental Meditation (TM), and deeply devoted to the teachings of The David Lynch Foundation for Consciousness-Based Education and World peace, one of the foremost global promoters of TM.

Natane Boudreau at IMDb